14 Jan 2026 · 1 min read
Silver, Rested, Aged: How to Choose Your Bottle
Same agave, same still, three very different bottles. Here's how to pick the right one for what you're actually doing tonight.
Silver is unaged and bottled without oak maturation: bright, vegetal, mineral. If a Margarita is the plan, start here; it's built to cut through lime and salt without disappearing.
Rested spends a short stretch in oak. Expect a rounder texture and a gentle caramel note without losing the vegetal core underneath. A good middle ground for someone who wants a spirit that works in a cocktail and holds its own over one large ice cube.
Aged goes furthest into the barrel, dark, slow, built for a glass on its own after dinner rather than a shaker. If you're buying one bottle to sip rather than mix, this is the one.


